, September 1, 1847
(Printed Circular) SIR:
, it was determined to raise in the College Grove a
Monument to the memory of the late PRESIDENT CALDWELL
. For obvious reasons, it
was further agreed that no individual subscription should exceed the sum of
three dollars.
is so
universally entertained, that it would be idle to enter upon their detail at
this time; nor is it thought necessary to say, that the Monument in
contemplation is meant rather as an expression of filial regard, than a return
proportioned to the marked public benefits which it was the well-regulated,
earnest endeavor and signal good fortune of his life to confer.